Serie A Destroyed Italian Football And The Premier League Won 😤⚽



Italia no se clasificó para el Mundial de 2026. Y la razón va más allá de las tácticas o los directivos. La Serie A fue alguna vez la liga más grande y dominante del planeta. Maldini, Baresi, Nesta, Cannavaro, Totti, Del Piero, Italia produjeron jugadores de talla mundial en cada generación. Entonces la Premier League superó por completo a la Serie A. ¿Y ahora? El hombre que habla en este vídeo dice que ya ni siquiera reconoce a la selección de Italia. El único nombre que conoce es Donnarumma. Esto es lo que sucede cuando una cultura futbolística deja de producir la suya propia. ⚽ Conversaciones de fútbol que impactan diferentes. 🔔 Suscríbete: vídeo nuevo cada semana. Amicii Talks: El fútbol como merece ser contado. #shorts #italia #serieA #worldcup2026 #futbol

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31 comentarios en «Serie A Destroyed Italian Football And The Premier League Won 😤⚽»

  1. Also forgetting to mention oil billionaires from the middle east and russian oligarchs to buy their clubs and invest all this money which now prem.

    City have been caught cheating and are still allowed to spend hundreds of millions a year, They just spend 100 plus mil on Anderson lol

  2. Califiori plays for the prem champions, Barella, Bastoni, Di Marco, Esposito play for Inter who have made two champions league finals in last few years.

    If you don't know any of these players you don't kniw football.

  3. Serie A – passion/ atmosphere/ spectacular goals:
    But, fukk me, Brentford, Bournemouth, Hull, Ipswitch, Brighton, Sunderland etc etc. A load of f&”kin nobodies with cash.
    Whank teams with wanhk fanbases.
    If it wasn’t for tv money they’d be skint

  4. Italy didn’t invest in the marketing the way prem clubs did in the 90s and years later it shows. Old, out-dated stadiums, declining broadcast revenue and bad marketing/pr. Not to mention the managers in Serie A play ineffective tactics like playing a back 3. Italian Serie A defenders can only play in a back 3. Maldini needs to fix the Italian football system.

  5. The whole system is rigged and ancient, not just Serie A not just the national team,but the whole Calcio system from kids playing to amateurs to lower pro leagues. Toxic mentality,very unwilling to adapt,and they help grow players with bad charcateristics,very tactical and physical players but without any talent or flare or fantasy whatsoever. Tactics and training the body is more importatnt once you are an adult,is fantasy and talent growth what you should teach when they are young.

  6. Yeah, sadly in Serie A the clubs prefer buy foreign players, there are really few italian players, specially in the top clubs of Italy. Our system is completely wrong and corrupted, the young players dont get the chance to play and grow

  7. In addition to Donnarumma – Bastoni, Dimarco, Barella are also world class and they proved it for years in the UCL. Maybe Tonali is also up there. But that's it and it's not enough. The worse thing is that they have absolutely zero world class attacking talent. Zaniolo and Chiesa could have been, but now they have 1 healthy knee combined.

  8. I think after 2006 football fixing scandals in Italy, it didn’t recover where the Serie A used to be. The best league in Europe, after 2006 onwards Epl became stronger than Serie A . During the the time of Messi-Ronaldo rivalry at La Liga, it was even more better than EPL

  9. I mean… The Premier League started pulling away from Serie A when they allowed foreign billionares to buy clubs and dump a boatload of money into those clubs each year…

    Including the youth programs that scout the best footballing talent in the World and bring in to these academies, as soon as they are 12, 13 years…

    Meanwhile AC Milan is struggling to spend 50 million on overall player transfers each year… And they are one of the richest clubs in Italy… Can't compare that against clubs who go on to pay 100 million just for 1 player.

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